I make most of my own bird toys. I give them things like cardboard pieces of bird safe woods and branches to chew on. Place tree nut meat in clean unused coffee filters and teach them to tear them open for the treat inside, things like this.

If you purchase toys, check with the seller to make sure that the toys you are interested in are not made in China due to hazardous materials used in the China made toys. They have killed a lot of parrots mostly due to lead poisoning. The lead is most often found in the paints and dyes used by the Chinese manufacturers.

Ok thanks ill deff look into hommade things and if i buy anything online i will make sure its made here i was thinking of purchasing a few toys off of parrot wizard but I'm not too sure what to get him LOL so many choices

I wouldn't waste my money on commercial toys. Just go to Home Depot, buy a 2x4 of untreated wood, cut it in pieces, drill a hole through them and thread them with an untreated sisal rope (you can make a knot in between the pieces). All they want is to chew so wood is what they need...

Pajarita wrote:I wouldn't waste my money on commercial toys. Just go to Home Depot, buy a 2x4 of untreated wood, cut it in pieces, drill a hole through them and thread them with an untreated sisal rope (you can make a knot in between the pieces). All they want is to chew so wood is what they need...

Some like to ring bells and make lots of noise or jump on things that swing and forage

Pajarita wrote:I wouldn't waste my money on commercial toys. Just go to Home Depot, buy a 2x4 of untreated wood, cut it in pieces, drill a hole through them and thread them with an untreated sisal rope (you can make a knot in between the pieces). All they want is to chew so wood is what they need...

Some like to ring bells and make lots of noise or jump on things that swing and forage

Hes got plenty of wood to chew on and a back up supply lol hes got a bell and a swing i need more foraging toys and new perches his seem to be making marks on his feet

Pajarita wrote:I wouldn't waste my money on commercial toys. Just go to Home Depot, buy a 2x4 of untreated wood, cut it in pieces, drill a hole through them and thread them with an untreated sisal rope (you can make a knot in between the pieces). All they want is to chew so wood is what they need...

Some like to ring bells and make lots of noise or jump on things that swing and forage

Hes got plenty of wood to chew on and a back up supply lol hes got a bell and a swing i need more foraging toys and new perches his seem to be making marks on his feet

Pajarita wrote:I wouldn't waste my money on commercial toys. Just go to Home Depot, buy a 2x4 of untreated wood, cut it in pieces, drill a hole through them and thread them with an untreated sisal rope (you can make a knot in between the pieces). All they want is to chew so wood is what they need...

Some like to ring bells and make lots of noise or jump on things that swing and forage[/quote] Hes got plenty of wood to chew on and a back up supply lol hes got a bell and a swing i need more foraging toys and new perches his seem to be making marks on his feet[/quote]What perches are you using?[/quote]Not sure the just seem like wood branches to mee id load picture but this sit keeps saying my pics are too big

Pajarita wrote:I wouldn't waste my money on commercial toys. Just go to Home Depot, buy a 2x4 of untreated wood, cut it in pieces, drill a hole through them and thread them with an untreated sisal rope (you can make a knot in between the pieces). All they want is to chew so wood is what they need...

Some like to ring bells and make lots of noise or jump on things that swing and forage

Hes got plenty of wood to chew on and a back up supply lol hes got a bell and a swing i need more foraging toys and new perches his seem to be making marks on his feet[/quote]What perches are you using?[/quote]Not sure the just seem like wood branches to mee id load picture but this sit keeps saying my pics are too big[/quote]Thats a natural wood perch and those are actually the best perches you can get, Rope perches are also comfortable.